Ore Testing Rules Set By Bureau Chief
Dr. T G Chapman announces Arizona Bureau of Mines ore testing rules effective Jan 1. E H Crabtree Jr leads a new lab to help small miners with tests, assays, and materials at cost. deposits required. one week per property. Miles W Carpenter aids Tucson office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Bureau of Mines
T. G. Chapman
College of Mines
University of Arizona
Board of Regents
E. H. Crabtree, Jr
Colorado School of Mines
Crabtree
Joplin, Mo
Eagle-Picker Mining and Smelting Company
Chapman
State Department of Mineral Resources
Arizona
Miles W. Carpenter
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Mines
Dr. Chapman
James Douglas Mines and Metallurgy
Poultry Prices to Be Kept on Level
Southern Arizona Poultry Association and poultry dealers met to set wholesale prices for chicks and stabilize the local market. Daily poultry prices will be published starting tomorrow, with committees named to establish the rates. Turkey prices may be added later if growers show interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Arizona Poultry Association
C. B. Brown
George Menzie
O. H. Armick
J. D. Nevelle
George Freeman
Psyllium Seed Could Become Arizona Crop Leader
Arizona may become a leading commercial psyllium seed producer as experimental plantings near Mesa Cor Tarro Marana and Salt River Valley test growing methods. University of Arizona agronomy professor Ian A. Briggs notes two seed varieties blond and black show promise with NY firm Johnson and Salisbury eyeing Arizona expansion. He forecasts several thousand acres if success continues with spring results due next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
India
United States
Ian A. Briggs
University of Arizona
Mesa
Cortaro
Marana
Elms Ranch
Salt River Valley
University
New York
Johnson and Salisbury, Inc
Bridges
Briggs
Horses Scheduled For Christmas Gifts
Mrs. Alice B. Schubert of the Humane Society of Tucson says horses will receive special consideration this Christmas. She notes daily heavy burdens borne by horses in city streets and outskirts and appeals for donors and volunteers to help. Call 775 to report needy animals or offer services and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Schubert
The
Humane Society of
Tucson
Schubert
Humane Society
Tucson Daily Citizen
Claims Of Shortage In Steel Are Held Without Foundation
Ernest T. Weir, chairman of the National Steel Corp., says the steel industry has enough capacity for defense and private needs. He cites an annual ingot capacity of 85 million tons next year, with demand from war countries and defense programs, and downplays a steel shortage.
Kerby Case Studied Over State Funds Misuse
State Auditor Ann Frohmiller seeks 27 717 48 plus penalties and interest from James H Kerby former secretary of state for allegedly illegally spending highway funds 1925 to 1927. The matter is under advisement by Superior Judge Gordon Farley after a trial without a jury. Kerby admits spending but claims legality. Kerby seeks 2300 unpaid salary plus interest totaling about 4000.
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Phoenix
Ann _ Frohmiller
James H. Kerby
Gordon S. Farley
Nogales
Frohmiller
Kerby
Fred C. Struckmeyer
Supreme Court
Highway Commission
Sam Hughes Junior Red Cross Donates to Big Brothers
Members of the Sam Hughes school Junior Red Cross delivered a truckload of food to the Big Brothers campaign at a Christmas party on the school patio. George Chambers accepted the goods for Big Brothers as the PTA hosted refreshments and the kindergarten led a carol program. The 17 classes also paraded past a tree to leave offerings. Wakefield school held a similar program and boosted the Christmas supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hughes School
Red Cross
Big Brothers
George Chambers
Sam Hughes Pta
Carrie Aden
Wakefield
Tucson Building Boom With New Stores And Homes Planned
A Tucson weekly report shows building and dwelling permits totaling $34 400 for new structures on West Congress South Court and Mesilla streets including a 12 room brick stucco store building at a cost of 17 000. Demolitions and several house projects are also listed along with a Rainbo Bakery repair and other alterations. University of Arizona closes for holidays with students enjoying a full day off as faculty and staff take a breather until Jan 2 and Jan 6 for vacation ends.
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E. D. Herreras
Benjamin and
Pauline Podol
West Congress
South Court
West Messilla
O. B. Thompson
East Elm Street
Wall
F. Ronstadt
South Sixth Avenue
H. Courson
East First Street
Furnace
T. F. Buehrer
East Fifth Street
Safeway Stores
East Sixth Street
Tucson Federal Loan and Savings Company
West Congress Street
D. Carrillo
East Adams Street
West
Congress Street
South Court Street
Mesilla Street
Rainbo Bakery
Leslie Jenkins
East Second Street
Consumers Credit
North Stone Avenue
General Petroleum Corporation
East Broadway
Hastings
East Silver Street
University of Arizona
Herring Hall
Santa Claus
Recreation Hall
G. A. Clawson
Binghampton
Jerry Baggett
Alfred Atkinson
J. G. Brown
Brown
Philadelphia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Junior Red Cross Work Helps Poor in Tucson
Mrs. Paul Cella Jr announces 17 school Junior Red Cross groups joined efforts to bring Christmas cheer to Tucson area institutions. Hospitals and facilities benefited include Comstock Veterans St Marys and County hospitals Preven torium and Southern Pacific sanatorium and items were sent to China. Youngsters also knitted for British refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cella, Jr
Tucson
Mansfeld
Roskruge
Safford
Roosevelt
Old Pueblo
Menlo Park
Miles
Arizona Sunshine
Dunbar
Carrillo
Sunnyside
Wakefield
Government Heights
Ochoa
Drachman
Cella
Red Cross
Gerald Jones
Robert Parnell
Fletcher Haskell
Jean Crage
Merit System Exams Set for 18 State Jobs
A. B. Sieh氏 announces merit system examinations soon for 18 state service positions. Posts include regional supervisor salaries 170 to 190 dollars, county secretaries, child welfare, nursing and medical social work, laboratory, statistics, and clerical roles with varied pay scales. Applications filed in person or by postmarked letter with merit system supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Sieh
Pima County Social Security and Welfare Board
Army man turns inventor New York
Major Elihu Church, an army officer, invents portable refrigerator units the size of a trunk to transport perishable foods like fish, lobster, and oysters from the Atlantic seaboard to the western states, maintaining a steady temperature for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Man
New York
U.P
Atlantic Seaboard
West
Elihu Church
Pima County Board Directed to Route Applications
Sieh stated before midnight January 20 that the Pima county board cannot distribute application blanks and must direct applicants to apply to the Merit System Supervisor at 2088 Home Building in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieh
Pima County Board
Merit System
Phoenix
Old Auto Proves Faithful in Bold Lodi Feat
Two Lodi youths Johnny Ferrero and Frank Migliardi drove a $7.50 motor car to Detroit to show it could be done. Upon arrival they sold the car for $5 and purchased a 1940 model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi, Cal
UPR
Johnny Ferrero
Frank Migliardi
Detroit
Florida shrimp industry dominates national supply
Florida leads the nation in fresh shrimp production with as many as 300 boats active at peak season. The state markets handle more than 12,000,000 pounds annually, illustrating its key role in seafood supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
ST. Augustine
Fila
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Title Insurance
and National Banks
Part
Outhern Arizona Bank & Trust Company
Tucson, Arizona
Capital
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FIRST
Junior Red Cross
Security and Welfare Board
John M. McBride
Sound Insurance
Valley Nat'l Bidg. Ph
Old Mexico
Mexico
Sonora
Hermosillo
Guaymas
Riviera
Twin Cities
Santa Cruz County
North Seventh Ave
Nue
North Park Avenue
East Ninth Street
Drachman Street
Electric Light & Power CO
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